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Turkey to Tax: Seasonal Stock Returns

NOV Student of the Market

Seasonal Stocks and Bond Market returns, with a focus on stocks by size and stock sectors can be found in this month’s Student of the Market. Is there a seasonal period of higher returns historically? A look at 2021 as one of the worst years ever for bonds. Plus income asset classes and a breakdown of food inflation over a 12 month period.

November 16, 2021
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